Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, November 05, 1902, Image 7
ROYAL WORCEST!
WORCESTEI
4 ADVERTISING PAYS WKLL. r
n
What President Cochrane, of the
pt
Chicago College of Advci'tia- ^
irig, lias to (Say About it. w
h
"The you lie man who com
plains to himself and his friends, si
*1 have uo profession, I have uot l<
the means to afford one and am a
therelore forced to view the ft
future with gloomy eves.' has h
evi lently overlooked the fact, k
that correspondence school*? are
responsible for many of the b
brightest of the professional men ft
today," said Mr. Witt K. Ooch- a
ratio, presideut of tho Chicago p
College of Advertising. a
"The most loarncd of the uni n
4 versity educators in America h
now concede that ?s an eduea- o
tional institution, the enrrenrmrwt- h
a ?nce scnool in a pronounced sue t?
cess and for thut reason they are if
according these schools their
heartiest support. The country tl
is full of joiing men who have
not the means to attend college, ^
nor even the time, and the f)
majority of these young men are *|
ambitious to he something. ,,
"ine correspondence school ,|
opens the way because the.v may ,,
at minimum cost take instruction ,j
in any profession, and do their
studying at odd hours in the even ?j
ings or on Sundays: Thus they p
may prepare themselves for
A PROSPEROUS CAUL:EH, w
while still engaged in tne work w
that brings in their immediate u
liviug. lake the Chicago Ool- ft
4 lege of Advertising, for instance, el
"We have lifted countless ?
young men and women out of thu
slough of despond and given
them a professional career of 0i
which they are very proud, and e<
which 110 doubt they will follow 0
with BUceeBH until the end of w
C;
their liven. Advortining is the ^
youngeflt of the profeBfiiona. It (j
has not had a chance to become
crowded as the other profeHsioiiH.
"Tho people at !nrg;? have not ^
yet fully gruspod the enormous u
?l_
j/??ooilii11nm in iiit* newspaper fid- U
vertiaing line. The merchanta ^
themselves realize it and the do- ^
niand for good ad writers is
therefore far greater than the ^
supply. We take a young man ti
for ?'om?n), who is employed as 1
a w per, a ol o k, a storing- ^
rjipher^ op operator, a tcnchor, or "
in fact iu any other minor ca- [
parity, and give him U
PRACTICAL ] N8TRCCTION c|
t hv mail, wiiich he studies ae- ^
cording to his conveuionce. Lie id
fits himself in this way to get f',
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CORSETSI
ARE UKfcQC'ALED FOR
STYLE FINISH S
FIT DURABILITY Q
STRAIGHT FRONT
Ask your merchant to order these Cortetn* D
Accept none other*
ER CORSET CO, f
l MASS. g
- ? '""T - -"-V
In 1111 I 11W1 i
way from employment of n
lechanioal character rnd enten
lip bnsinepo world with the nb
olute coiitidencq that h* is abli
r> retain his standing, and <:< pi
it-h those who were there be fori
im.
4'^T^ro it not for this school
itch a iliing would be impoatnhic.
ji' Into auto (or wuaiau) liiut
in ployed cuu not atlord to pay
or an academic education, and
is future would thus be hii tinnow
n and i ml liferent quantity.
4tOnr method of instruetion bat
een pronounced by learned pro9B8or?
?h superior to the clu?e
nd lecture method because oui
upile retain nil the nianuhcrir,t
fter it haw been corrected and
icproved, while in tho class o!
scture style, it becomes a mattei
f retentive memory, ami if th*
cholar docs not posscea 'hi.
iurh of the value of the con rat
* lopf
"Wo havo turned out some ol
lie
HHK.II 1 KST YOUNU ADVKUT1SKHS
i inia country, ami have been
eniftrkiiblv successful m placing
letn iii nood positions, lu every
idiv.duai ivko they have more
lun made up the price ot their
liuon during the first week of
leir employment.
"imagine a protoHsioual educuon
ior $db 1 ii tiooea t ueeui
otnubie, hMil we believe if m en
rely too cheap. Yet that lb
ha: We have hewn doing, and
e havi est abnnht.il in ibis mailer
the etannchest kind of
iond;i omoiij! pupils and imw
hauls throughout the IJn'.ro!
tatew and Kuropo.
"One of the simplest and most
111olent aumiiH by whic.h I <*a <
eLutiiiiuu whether a yuun^ inan
r woeii.ii ban the talent to r.uciied,
in for him (or her) to till
ut one of our tout blanks, which
e are glad to .^ond upon nppiittion
to the Chicago College of
.dvertioing, Isabella building,
hicug
Our i it ii it- CuiikIi Cure
t the onij harm less cough cure
iat K'Vtn ijuick roliet. I urns
ough-, Cold*, Croup, Bronchitis,
/hooping Cough, Fiieit noma,
Lnt 1i tiih. 1.1C rippe unci ti. 1 i hro.a,
host and luing troubles. 1 got
viked by ruin, savs Gertru ie K.
eun t, Muucie, Ind., ttn I con
a, severe cold and cough,
failed rapidly; lost 4Sll>s My
ruggist recommended One Minre
Cough Cure. The firat bottle
roughl rebel ; several cured ine.
am back lo uiy old weight, 148
/\ ?
>s. * nifl .wiinite Cure
11the phlegm, relieves th<>
it* cou^h hi ouch. draw out <:i
htnni ilinn, euros croup. A:*
Ual remedy foi olnldron. * nrv
rd Hro?.
sati'js'j firsi
RAll).
Went Fur ? Newspaper Jlan'
Cigarette.
Mrs. Carrie Nation arrived i
the ci'j yesterday afternoon, bu
a short tune before she was selieii
uled to deliver her lecture at th
Stale fair around, and went ther<
She created quite a stir in Co
Holloway'B office about 3 3
o'clock when sho was introduce
to the fair officials and to a uuni
i ber of other people. Bne talke
i fast and interestingly tor awhil
and seemed to be thoroughl
business-like. When inlrodut
od to a representative of Th
Stale she noticed a cigarette i
his hand and as she stepped bac
she raised her hand, cried, k Oi
horrors!" and instantly sluppe
| #
i too ei^aioile Horn hus lisni:
al am pi iik uu il as it fell. Sli
explained that she did not pr<
j pwse 10 allow any one to comini
! suicide right tinder her very eye
Mrs. Nation is a woman t
' I
. more than middle age, stout, n<
. I uncomely. She has a tlashin
J eye and is lull of vigor an
?! energy. Altera brief chat wit
! I those in Col. Ilalloway's o ?Ii
I she iound out where the plac
m lor her lecture was, look her t w
valises and lott to keep her c:
1 caerement by the first car.?Stati
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iron and quinine in a tasteless forn
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